R E S O L U T I O N
1-1 WHEREAS, Dr. Tim Redman, an esteemed professor of literary
1-2 studies at The University of Texas at Dallas, has been elected to
1-3 another term on the executive board of the United States Chess
1-4 Federation, and this noteworthy achievement is indeed deserving of
1-5 special recognition; and
1-6 WHEREAS, Dr. Redman first gained a place on this
1-7 distinguished panel in 1978, and his seven-year tenure included a
1-8 three-year term as president of the nonprofit organization; and
1-9 WHEREAS, Throughout his career, Dr. Redman has contributed
1-10 greatly to the advancement of the game of chess and the study of
1-11 its educational value to its players; he was the editor of The
1-12 Official Rules of Chess, 3rd Edition, as well as a contributing
1-13 editor for Chess Life, and he has long studied the effects of the
1-14 game on society and the mind, presenting papers and lectures
1-15 throughout the country; and
1-16 WHEREAS, A member of two national champion collegiate teams
1-17 and a former United States representative to the World Chess
1-18 Federation, Dr. Redman founded and directs the renowned chess
1-19 program at The University of Texas at Dallas and is an
1-20 award-winning member of the Chess Journalists of America; and
1-21 WHEREAS, Tim Redman has proven himself to be an outstanding
1-22 chess player and a dedicated educator, and it is fitting that he be
1-23 honored for his myriad contributions to the game of chess; now,
1-24 therefore, be it
2-1 RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 77th Texas
2-2 Legislature hereby congratulate Tim Redman on his election to the
2-3 executive board of the United States Chess Federation and extend to
2-4 him sincere best wishes for continued success; and, be it further
2-5 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
2-6 prepared for Dr. Redman as an expression of high regard by the
2-7 Texas House of Representatives.
Madden
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Speaker of the House
I certify that H.R. No. 547 was adopted by the House on April
27, 2001, by a non-record vote.
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Chief Clerk of the House